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Test Taking Tips: A Recipe for Success!

Test Taking Tips: A Recipe for Success!. By Teachers Unleashed. Greetings! I’m Chef Lemeril Spagasi , and I am what they call a Master Chef. Today, I’m here to teach you the importance of doing your best work during tests.

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Test Taking Tips: A Recipe for Success!

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  1. Test Taking Tips: A Recipe for Success! By Teachers Unleashed

  2. Greetings! I’m Chef LemerilSpagasi, and I am what they call a Master Chef. Today, I’m here to teach you the importance of doing your best work during tests. I’ve earned my title through many years of hard work, but I have to earn respect every day by proving to my customers that I’m an amazing chef. You have that job too. Every day, you prove that you understand what you are being taught!

  3. Let me give you an example… If I add too much garlic to my pizza sauce, my guests will look like this! I HATE garlic! It’s stinky!

  4. I want my customers to look like this instead. That’s why I take my time with my cooking and always, ALWAYS check my work. Mmmm, tasty!

  5. Let’s learn some tips, so that you can make that happen! Ready? Here’s what you should look like when you’re done taking a test!

  6. Here are some tips from master testers. • For writing, read your work out loud to yourself or someone else. You can hear your mistakes more easily than if you read it in your head. • Show off your great vocabulary by adding or changing words to better choices. • For spelling, read your piece backwards, blocking out other lines with your fingers or another paper. This makes you look at each word by itself, and the mistakes POP out at you.

  7. Do your own work. • It doesn’t help anyone to claim other peoples’ work as your own. Do YOUR best.

  8. Read and understand the directions. • You can be sure to do your best when you really know what the question is asking you. • If you don’t understand, ask the teacher to explain. If they are allowed to explain the directions, they will.

  9. Check off each line after you’ve read it. • Sometimes during tests, you can lose your place. Checking off each line helps you to remember where you are, if you get distracted. Sally couldn’t believe her own eyes. When she walked downstairs Christmas morning, she couldn’t believe all of the presents. Could all of these be for her?

  10. Read all of the choices. • Cross off all of the answers that you know are wrong. • What happens first in the sequence of events? • Peter goes to a celebration, and sees the dragon. • B. Great Aunt gets her friends to help sew the dragon back together. • C. Peter gets a pair of dragon eyes from Dr. Fong. • D. Peter sees a dragon in a store in Chinatown.

  11. Show your work AND double check it! • It is so easy to make a silly mistake, and never notice it. • You want your knowledge to shine through.

  12. Don’t leave an answer blank. • If you’ve given the question your best shot, and you still don’t know, pick one answer, and go on.

  13. Leave the racing to the racecars! • It never makes sense to rush through a test to finish quickly. Taking your time means winning when it comes to grades.

  14. Don’t worry. • When everyone is done around you: take a deep breath, and get back to work. • Just because it may take a longer time for you to get an answer doesn’t mean you aren’t getting the right answer. You’re doing great!

  15. If nervous or distracted, remember to breathe. • A few deep breaths will help you to focus, and get back to business.

  16. Skip hard questions if you get stuck. (If, and only if, your teacher says this is okay!) • Mark the questions that you skip, so that you won’t forget to come back to them later. • ***Your teacher is the expert who knows whether or not you should use this tip. They know you best, and want the best work out of you, so listen to them.

  17. Get a good night’s rest! • Sleep helps your mind organize information, and allows your brain to function at top speed.

  18. Eat well before the test. • Have a good breakfast. You want your body to be ready for those tough questions.

  19. Get your positive attitude ready. • Be serious, but cool at the same time. • It is as important as your number 2 pencil! You’ve done the hard work of learning. Say “I can do this!” and get started.

  20. Remember to “kick it up a notch!” You’ll be proud that you did.

  21. It’s almost time! Go out there, and show everyone that you’re a MASTER TESTER!

  22. TEACHERS UNLEASHED wishes you the best of luck! We know you can do it! For more of our great products visit us at: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Teachers-Unleashed

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